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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
NRW TROTTING ASSOCIATION.
A Meeting Co no Held Tuesday
Washable Race Horses Rurnod.

DETRolv, MICH, February 1.-THE
meeting OF the propo sed new trotting
as,oci alton will DO held in this ci y
next Tuesday. The Free Pres says:
Its members will come pledged to lis
ten 10 no proposal for compromise
that does not involve the resignation
OF Secretary Vail, the removal OF the
Office from Hartford to q central point,
the reduction Of me 81 berjhip fees and
strict accounting for the socalled
"Ttust frnd." Through d. Cimpau,
who il In New York, the Free Press
has received an advance copy OF an
editorial to be pub ished In the Spirit
| Of tho Tia,6s, which indicates a desire
for compromise. The Times reviews
the situation and publishes several
letters OF which ii has received large
number from turf men not in
terested in the new organize ion,
expressing a desire for a rec Iuci lation.
Toe Times will say, speaking Of these
commu ic ,tlons. that: "raking tnem
oil in all, they show, beyond
the possibility of dispute, that the
new asfo ,iation will be- formed II the
con tere nee is not held; that there is
deep and widespread classification
with the retention OF Mr. Vail % 8 O
rotary, and that his Withdrawal hs:
passed. beyond the stage OF argument
ami has now b come an essential pre-.
rec uisi Q 10 any propose plan oil reco a.
ciliati lon. II will not do to ridIcult
the new movement, or tn say 1t will
not have any important members
Thirty members OF the old associ .lion
some OF them among it's wsalthies! an
most impor at, have signed the c,l
for the NEE inv, aud many will be rep
resented who did not wish 10 tigo.
IL proposes the immediate appoint
ment OF conference committee Il
compr mise the matter at the meeting
here next week.
VALUABLE TRoTTKRs BURNED.
DETROIT, Mich, February ll.-At
O'Clock tNis evening barn on Mel
drum avenue burned, and in II pei
ished three valuable trotters. The
were Flora b., record 2:24i, valu
5000; Joe Hooker, record 2:l9l, valu
$1,000; aud three year Old filly value
at $500, They were owned by Tor
Wood and James HOLMAN. tn
horses wers insured for $1,000.
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DYERSBURG, TENN.
wild BiIra Revival Meeiiugs-WRr-
rIRWe Of Mr.. Burke and miss POsy
Hayes.


rsRgc az Mr.. burke and miss POsy
Hayes.
ESPECIAL TO THE APrEAL.l
DYER BURG TENN, February H.
w. A. Burke and Mss Posy Hayes, OF
our town, were united in marriage
yesterday morning, and took the
morning train FIR Memphis. They
we're married at the church in the
presence Of host OF friends. The
bride Was elegantly sttired in a travel.
ing dress, and looked the picture oil
beauty and innocence, and our COM
mun,ty wish the happy young couple
much " and haE p uess through life.
Toe Rev. w. II. Evans, better
known here as Wild Bill, is carrying
ON an interesting sc ries OF meetings OF
Me hodist Church in our town. HIS
sermons are earnest, touching appeals
to the uncouve,t, and many are
docking to the fold Of CHRIST. BE
preachts to Gro wded houses, and hii
work here will doubtless result in
much permanent & ,od.
DR.. K. II. MtGAuRhey, one OF oul
Oldest and mot reepec ed citizens
died day or two ego.
Mrs. Parks, wits Of the Hon. ID
Parkp, il 4, went t. Nashville with him
after the late recess, and will remain
there q while.
B. NJ. Hicks, who lately took charge
Of the Tuck Hou,e at this place, II
exc 'iirg himself t. Sffo d first class
entertainment for the travelling public
The ne Es reading portion Of oul
community have watched with greal
interes and anxiety the progress
Of the Russo Godw trial. bIth OF
account OF ita Sensational character
and the cial sta aiding of ths parties
Toe almost universal verdict Of pu 9liC
opin on here is tn { Russell Goodwin
ought to b. acquitted, aud that he
will be. Navy Of our citz,ns now
entertain that wish and opluion, who
beloved young g dwin guilty Of
murder when the ial commenced,
1t is univ, really regretted, too, that
the name Of Mrs. Polk was dragged
into the trial so prominently, mas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
Ths App0tntmeat "r DRutei Bond to
Re P.stmastor Approved by the
citizens.

appointment ~
Re pies tmastor Approved by the
Sitix ems.
lsPaotAL TO THE APPGAL.l
BR1wNSvlLLE TsNN.. Feb 'uary IL -
Toe ap 20 MT ne It OF Nc. Dan b md to
b a, lst N ,stAr IN 'et' with ge1eri APP
prob itiou. Wolfe OF courss che friedds
of h d ,iesei cal lid ,tss exper encs
sad disa pp ,iatmsot, tn re Is not a
murmur Il omplaint. NJ. Bond has
besn true d IN ,crat aud vsry USE
full citiz 80 sncs he csms here, and his
m any friends rejoice with him in his
SUCCESS.
Mr.. Clinton, who will wind up his
tW sutieth year ia tbs Office in a few
day, hiss established su jh f ne char
acter for bu iness and as fnsncier
that his mama at oncs b'gn t. bs as
soc ated with movem ant to org inizs
com ANY aud rebuild the factory
here. Sure success would follow this
step, and It "a not at all improbable
that 1t will be taken.
There is strong talk Of organizing
another bank here, aud some very
strong men are syi ating the matter.
Arucles for Incorporating a land and
EN- z alton company have been sent
to the capitol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
ARGUHByTS CONCLUDED
In THE HIGDoN MAIL ROBBERY
CASE.
The Appointment Of Daniel Bond to
Be Postmaster at Browns
vile Approved.
A NASHVILLE BURGLAR CAUGHT
In CHICAGO.
The Duck Hill Boom Continues The
Contract for Sheffield Fur
naces Awarded.
ESPECIAL TO rHH APPHAL.l

JACKSON, MISS, February 1.-THE
trial Of j. O. Higdon, indltted as &C
ceesory in the Copiah mail robbery
case, was resumed this morning in the
Federal q lurt. Numerous witnesses
were introduced who TESTIFIED to the
90 ID character Of Hisdop, and several
testified to the bad character and repu.
tation OF the darkey, FELTON,, who is
the principal aud ouly material wit
ness for the prosecution. Toe de-
Tense had attached considerable inn
portsnce to the bad condi ion OF the
mail bags fion which FELTON, took the
registered packages. 4. W. BiowD,
Circuit Clerk Of Uop'ah coun y, testi-
fed that the 10 90 the mail bags
was tried by him after they we're put
on the horse, aud that after snsk ng
them few lin g the lock fell to ths
grouud, thus leaving the bags without
a fastening. This evidence was intro
due ID to snow that the bags were in
such condition that FELTON, could have
eff ed an entrance without any
aseirt,nce from Hgdon, which he
tett e d to have had Mr.. Rusk test.
fled that the mail brg' had been re-
ceived at Allen, an adjoining pos Office
to Higdon, GU October 2lst, unlocked,
aud that Fe N rem irked, "tbere is no
mail in them" Tnst the next day a
registered package was brought into
his Office with the corner torn of, aud
that on examination OF the bags he
had fund 81 in them, loose.
Several witnesses t4st fed that they
hal seen Hiedon lock aud properly
fastsn the mail bags on the days when
the registered packages were missing,
and two witnesses testified that they
saw this done on January 22d. the
day Fe ton tcox a reg stored package
cut and was arrested for the robbery,
Argument was COL cluded at 8 O'Clock
and The case given the jury, who, st
O'Clock, had failed to agree on YER
dict,
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much as we are too obtuss in our uu-
derstapding OF evidence to see how
Mrs. Folks puilt or innocence can
affect the case, &c the State never did
show, or attempt 10 show, but that
Russell Goodwin believed bis sister as
pure as Diana, and thus reports touch
ing her character, whether true or
false, would produce the same effect
on his mind. The verdict Of mot
guilty" will be hailed with general de-
light here.
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sketch of commissioner nord.

Cspt Ben McCu loch Hord, who wss
yesterday appointed C,mmis iouer of
Agriculture by the GoverDor, and
un animou.ly confirmed by the Seua'e,
hss Tor many ysars BEN thor ughly
identified with the interests involved
in bis new position. He was born in
March, 1912, ia Rutherford c,unt
on the farm OF his father, Tbonss
Hord. Mr. HId was one of the
most prominent farmers of Mid
die Tennessee, being particularly
interested in stock, grain and grass.
He was ASP large cotton Planter la
Arkansas. He expected that his SOD
would be a farm' r, and 30 gave him
an insight into every part oil the WORK,
kno wing that he could only suosrln-
tend others tn ough knowledge of
all that was to be done. When Is
years Of sgA Ben was sent to the Uni
vArsity of North Carolina, at Chapel
Hill, aud was there in the
| Junior class when the war
broke out. Then, with his college
mates he, enlisted In the f rst North
Carolina Volunteers, probably the
frat regiment sworn into the Con-
federate service-at least the first to
enter the peninsula and to eng &c in
battle. lis colonel was the rsnown d
d. P. Hill Capt. Hord served IN this
regiment as q private till his term OF
eulis m, mt expired. He vas taen as
signed 10 Gen. Ben McOulloch, who
C mmanded the trans Mississippi de.
partmsnt. He was captured in ArRan-
sas and was in prison at st. Louis
and at Rock Island for eighteen
months. After being exchanged he
s.rved with Gen. Kirby Smith in
Texas till the surrender in Marshall,
CAp,. Hord came out of the war
empty handed, but with the best
years of his life before him and at
once went to work on the old farm,
which he stopp d operating but a
few years ago. In 1874, upon
the sele ct on OF Col. ]. B Xii eDreW
as Commissioner OF Agriculture, Capt.
Hord succeeded him as the editor Of
the Rual Sun. Still retaining and
work. his fam, he advoc Ated the
orgau il ltion OF stock breeders asso-
CATION, and that year the Te1neesee
Stock Breeders Association was ORGAN.
ssd through bis Efforts. Capt. Hord
was made secretary and has held
this Office most Of the time aince. HIS
remained in chargs OF the Rural SUI
till 1880, when he sold out aud went
t. Chattanooga, where he remained
about three years. Meanwhile, the
Rural Sun had been discontinued sud
the stock breeders and farmers organ
" d another paper, The Spirit Of III
Farm, and wrote to him Offering hin
the editorship, He aceertsd ant
made il success. He wi hdrew abou
year ago and Its publication has since
bsen discontinued.
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DUCK HILL, MISS.
the Room C0ntinues-PFOper Ad-
vRnc.s 100 Per Cent. I'm Twenty
tour hOurs.

Tho Room C0nsinues-PrOpert Ad-
Vancss 100 Per Cent. tm Twenty
tour hOurs.
ESPECIAL TO TN APPEAL.l
DUCK HILL, MISS, February IL
The interest manifested by capt. ilisis
is daily increasing and kilograms of IN.
quiry and to invest in town property
are OF almost hourly occurrence. The
real estate agent here, Mr.. Calhoun,
informs me OF six transfers OF real es-
tate today aud of twelve or more OPP
tons sold. The Mississippi Mineral
and Mining Company, org 'nized here
estsrday, rep eaent capital to the
amount OF $2,000.0O0. The company
has applied for charter, aud as soon
as the law, mads and provided for
such cases, can be complied with, will
proceed to inaugurate other enter
prises.
There viii be a gentleman Of means
here tonight from Ohicsgo, who in
tends to invest to large amount in
the lands.
Col. Binford, who has large inter
est In the mineral lands, informs me OF
a sale OF twelve acres in the corpora
ton at an advance on yesterdays
prices OF 100 per cent. ALI prop
try had advanced since the close oil
the sales last night 100 per cent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A PrOgressive Move Made by the
FRrmers ~ Inch WIll II" Crowned
With success.

FRFImerS Wuten Wall Ii' OFOWmeu
With success.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
LITTLE RoCg, ARK, February H.
A call is pubished for State conven-
ton of ag'icul urallsts, to assemble in
this city February 26th, at which time
IL is proposed t, regulate some crying
evils now imposed on this branch OF
our citiz sns, chief among which is the
cultivation OF too mucn cotton, The
Wheel and Gring' have struggled
with this question several years, and
the Whes', which has PROBABLY
a larger membership in this State than
in any other Immonwealth In the
country, now has county committees
whose duty II is to look after this
branch of the farmers crop. But the
problem proves ton great for them,
and a convention, indorsed by Gov.
Hughes, is to consider the adj
visibility Of reducing the amount
OF ground each farmer shall give to the
raising of the staple. The anaconda
mott gage and ton have kept large
number OF Arkansa, farmers in dent
since the war, and it is the purpose t
make an effort to amend their condi.
ton by q CHI ,pge Of methods Of what
| thew shall or w.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
II. G. DUN & CO.'S REVIEW
OG the state Of Trade fer enc Past
week.

NRw York, February ll,-R. g..
Dan & Co 10 their weekly review OF
irade, today, cay: The stock market
has been negatively strong, Gain
and oil markets p siiively we Ak. Large
sales Of stocks hsvs caused no dec Joe.
Some tisders have been disposed to
buy again, bat others who bought
when Europe was in panic nov seem
not anxious TO no d. Wheat having
been lifted by false or mistaken ru'
mors, collapses when their untTu,h ia
perceived. The fail in prices has beer
about % ceuts. Corn and oats fell
cent each, while cotton and coffee art
unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
U.,Tu, and Hur,,ui Medicine.

There Is . certain olAss OF remedies for
csnIt patton absolutely useless. These are
bolu % and pOtions ma In great part OF
% iophyilin, AlOss, rhubArb. ganboge, and
other worthless ingredients. The dsmAss
they do 70 the stomAcAS Of those who S's
them is incAlcu'Gbe. Tboy svacuats the
bowels, 1t l. true, but always do so ytolen "
aud profusSly aud besides, .Gripe the bow
els, Their tHect Is to weaken both than
and tho stomach Bitter far 70 use the
agreeable and AaiatAry aperleut, Hostettet' .
ie never \ ecsded By pain, or accom- panic 1
by . oonvulsVs violent action OF the bow
els. On toe osntrAry, IL tuvtgorates tnvss
organs tho slomaeh aud the euuro system.
Az . means Of cur ne aud lreveDttng ma,L-
rial tevets, no medicine can compare yl,h
IL, q d II remedies n rvouS oebtify iheu;
mstiSm. kidtoy and bladder Inactivity, and
other inorganic a.lmenu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
TruateeOs sale.

TIMBER and bv yir no OF a certain instru-
II ment of writing. " which one Andrew
the Registers office of Shelby county, len.
nessee, in bo-k So paRh S!7. W Lon
TnesdAJ, t5tI. Of February, 1857,
offer tor a. 70 a. b 10 outnry, for cash, 10 the
highest bidder. betwe-n the hours Of II a. m.
and Madison streets, Memphis. the TO lowing
real estate, lying in Shelby county, Iennes-
see, and cas- o the ''ity oi Mem This. known
az Lot NJ. 7, on the earl sids of Borland
avenue. having front on said avenue Of 60
feet nd running baok between parallel lines
10 feet, more or 10 and having on Il the
south l. nsmel { of y double tenement tive
sorry iramei bi lot being one Of the lots il
the B ,riabd subdivision.
The property will be cold free from the
~ W. D. BEARD. Trusass.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
Never Omen YOur Mouth

Except to put something to eat into it,
is an excellent motto for the gossip and
the sufferer from the cstaTrh. But
while the gossip is prac ically incur
able, there is no excuse for any ones
suffering longer from catarrh DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy is an uniailing
cure for that offensive disease
It heals the diseased membrane, and
removes the dull and depressed sensa-
tions VIII CHI always attend catsrrh. A
short trial Of this valuable preparation
will make the sufferer feel like new
hainU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
Gov. TsyIor's stan.

NAeHvLLH, Team, February IL
Gov. Taylor o lay Apo n ed his staff
as [ lilo We; Thomss ID Craigbead, To-
spector General; II. Schube t, Knox
Vile, OnmmissA,y General; Jonn M.
BOYD, Knoxville, Surgeon Genera ;
john r. D ss)o, Ju ige Advocats; M.
F,ankla, Shelbyville, Q iartermaster
Gan. raj
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
A Druggist's Story.

Mr.. Isasc G. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross of DIR. William Halls Balsam fol-
the Ldngs. can say of it what
cannot say OF any other medicine,
have never beard a customer speak Of
il but to praise its virtues in the high.
est manner. have recommended II
in great many cases OF whooping
cough, with the happlest effects. ]
have used 1t in my own family for
many ySsrs; In fact, always have a
hottie in the medicine closet ready foi
use."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
Insn vent Notice.

State Of Tor nessee, Shelby eouut{-O@ce N
County Court O ERIK, Memphis Tenn's
February 5, 1887,
To VIM U Bro yn, Administ 'ator:
II estate Of John Br wn, deceased, you
are hereby ordered to give notice, ~ sdysr-
tisement in some Ne wspaper ru hlished Win
in the said State, and Al at the courthouse
Ing claims aiainst "a d estate, to appear and
al the anne, au henticated in the manner
prescribed b. law, on r before the Slh day o.
August, 1887; and any o'sim not MED on Or
before raid Gay, or before an apPfoPrlauon
OF the funds oil taid esta o Is m ade, shall be
forever bar, ed both in law and equity.
Witness nv hand, at Chiee' this sIh day Of
hsP'uAi'' A''' P.J. oUIGLEY. Clerk.
By Thos. r. Creushaw, u. @.
Notice il hereby given az required BY the
"p sSt OroeIW II. @. BROWN. bdministratOr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
.OAUsIs, AND PREVENTION OF
t' FIRlR

The very destructive aud numerous
.hr.s that occurred in JApuUy should
certainly stimulate efforts to prevent
Ares. 50 prevent fires We NUT OBJ
tain al the kpowledgs possib e as IN
,he csu es of q 70. This cou d bfe' be
obtained ny requiring occupants and
other where fire occurs 10 attend al
a proper tdbueal, after ere has oc'
cured on prsmiaea under their care
Aoanswer euch iuterrcgstoriss respect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A Nashville Busgiar Caught in Chi.
cAg0.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL,l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL,l
NAsHvILLE, TENN, February IL
Two weeks ago a suspicious looking
young man left valise at the saloon
Of John II. Woods, Bridge avenue,
where he spsnt much of his time.
Woods notified Capt. Ksrrigsn, who
today opened the vslise, which con-
tanned full set OF burglar tools.
Woods was shown photograph OF
John II ckie, who WAS arrested in Obi
cage, and Iecog nized it as that OF the
young man who bad left the valise.
Hickie is suspected tf having recently
robbed man in Union CT y. A
wespon answering the description oil
the one taken was found In the Elise.
An officer will be cent to Chicago to
bring him t. N ashville.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
An Old Lady props Dead-TwO New
Ibanks-ReaI Estate Busfness.

An Oiu Law bEDDs Vehu-tW Now
IBanks--ReaI Estate Bu,fness.
lsPEeIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, february IL.
MIS-. Z. ]. Wilson, an aSed lady,
dropped dead tln'ght while at the
supper table. Heart disease was the
cause OF her death.
Two new banks will commence
business in this city in few days.
They are the Fourth National and The
Chattanooga National Banks. The
form viii have a capital stock OF
over $500, 900 aud the latter nearly the
same amount.
Willard Warner, IT,, has been ap-
pointed mansger Of U lea Furnace.
The sales Of real estate during the
past two days aggregated more than
100000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
Auo,her aruahsrop, Mich, Nan,

Word wss receiVed that at the last
(Janus'y IL, 1887 drawing OF the
Louisiana Sta'e l. tt ry, cket No
81, $50 drew Sl50,0O0, the First Capital
Pts. IL now tramp res that Mr.
John Campbell, Of the 6rm Of Cow,
Maj & Co., North MuskegoD, Mich /,
owlsa t-bth interest in this ticket
The announcement create cons'd AZ
ahe * itemeDt - MIShgm MICH.
Ch,oniee, Janunry 18Th
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

The beet regulator Of digestive or
game and The best a petiEer known is
AneosturA Bit rs, Try l., but beware
Of imits ions. Get from your grocer
or druggist the genuine article, manu-.
featured by DR.. ]. G. B. Siegert 4
Sons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
A Great Rnnt Rana-

TERRE HAUTE, IND, February IL
Boil Iross, coIored, Of Duquoin, H.,
aud 10 n Han, white, of Casey, ILL.,,
ran 10 a purse Of Slt0J here today. The
course Was rs yards, andwas won by
Orcss by lSincles. Time-7a seconds.
Fdliy $4,000 changed hands on the
rasult.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
ABERDEEN, MISS.

Tho Creamery TO Begin Operations.
lsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.
ABERDEEN, MISS, February 1.-THE
Aberdeen creamery was sold today to
Gottman & Co, OF this city. 1t will
resume operations soon on a solid
iooting, a.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
SHEFFlELD, ALA.
Contract AWARDED for the Ruilding
OF Three Furnaces.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

IsPEOIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I
SHEFFIELD, Ala, February H. A
dispat h from Col. L. W. Cole today
says that the con rac5 for building
three furn ces for TIE Alabama al d
Tennessee CJsl aud Iron @ impaDy
has besn award, d to G rdon x %, Of
Pniladelphla--tbe first to be com
pleted in thirteen mo tbs, the second
in fifteen months and the third in
seventeen months.
Building in Shelf I'D is fairly under
way, and there is a good demand for
first. clsss houss carpenters. Rial
estate figures still run high.
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To sontrfsutors ana Correspond
emfD.

90 rmuniostions for publication must be
written on enc side Of the page. only, and,
with ali other matters connected with the
editorial depart mont. should be addressed
Tom.
We cannot, ~ q rule, undertake 70 return
articles not found suitable for publication:
Our mail books are kept By postofhoes. and
not By individual nemes.
We solioit letters and oommunications upon
rub eots OF general interest, but such must
always 20 accompanied By the name and
address Of tho sriter, as p uarantee OF his
good faith and rospopsibility. No notice
can be taken Of anonymous communioa-
tons.
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stand Not UpOu tue Order or Year
eAOtmR

Bat go tonre and buy bottle OF the
( aualt S020O0NC. You viii nevsr
regret II. ! not only beau ifies aud
m serves tha teeth and arrests decay,
but leaves the mouth cool, and the
breath as fraV an "a rose.
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In ordering papers changed nom one post
onhoes should DO given. bra ,vaIi
Specimen copies sent free Of charge. Is-
Nus aoss letters should be addressedt
6ALLAWAY a HEATING,
M C. 6ALLAwAI,l ASA Second street,
J. N. KHLYIRs. Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

WHEN Remus jumped over his
brothers little wall how were bis
sprains cured without Salvation Oil ?
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Jud Lafagan: We do hope for some
thing from mankind; yet each day
brings as fresh evidence that mans per
6dy hasn't struck rock bottom yet.